Yourspace Review: Is Its Coworking App Worth Using?

Yourspace Members is a digital portal for members of YOURSPACE Coworking in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It brings together several practical tasks: opening doors for the entrance, floor and room; checking availability and making a reservation; and viewing or downloading your contract. The app also has an invoices area, a floor plan showing verified tables, Wi-Fi details, discounts from nearby partners and account settings.

The portal is focused on people who already use this coworking space, rather than being a general directory or a crypto service. Its reservation flow includes payment, and the app says the booking, contract and payment are linked to your profile. That may make it simpler to keep track of bookings and paperwork, but the portal does not explain whether every service or desk can be booked by every member. Check availability and your membership conditions before relying on a specific space.

The app lets you view availability and reserve and pay, but it does not show rates in the member portal text. That means you should check the price and payment conditions in the reservation flow before confirming. The app describes its tariffs and availability as official and says the booking and payment are linked to your member profile; it does not give a fee schedule or explain whether extra charges can apply.

There is also no published breakdown of payment processing, refunds, cancellations or how quickly a payment is credited. Those details matter if plans change, so review the terms shown when booking and keep the confirmation. Discounts are listed as a member benefit, but the app does not identify the offers or explain their restrictions in the information shown. Do not assume a discount applies to a particular reservation until it appears in the offer or checkout terms.

The app handles sensitive account functions: it can open doors and displays contract, invoice and Wi-Fi information. It asks you to enter a PIN and says it keeps your session on the device, but it does not explain PIN security, device protections, session expiry or how to revoke access from a lost phone. Treat your phone and PIN as account credentials, and sign out on shared devices.

The portal includes links labelled for privacy and rules of use, but the app text does not set out the relevant terms, payment handling, data retention or security review. It also does not publish an independent audit or detailed information about who operates the service. That is not proof of a problem, but it leaves you with limited evidence for judging how personal and payment data are protected. Read the privacy and usage terms before entering personal details, and ask the coworking operator how to disable a lost device.

To get started, enter the PIN provided for your member access. The app says you only need to enter it once and that the session remains active on the device. Its navigation includes Home, Discounts, Book, Space and Account, so the main member tasks are grouped in one place. You can also install the app for quick access and a full-screen view; it does not describe which devices or operating systems are supported.

Once signed in, check that your member status is active, then confirm the access and booking options available to you. The portal lists Wi-Fi network details and a floor plan, but the portal text shows blank fields for the Omada portal username and password. If those credentials are needed, ask the coworking operator rather than guessing. Since door access depends on the app, confirm how to enter if your battery runs out, your phone is lost or you cannot sign in.

Yourspace Members is useful as a member dashboard, but it is not a substitute for clear booking and security terms. The app does not publish prices, cancellation rules, refund timing or payment-provider details in the information displayed. It also gives little detail about account security beyond PIN sign-in and a persistent session. Those omissions make it hard to compare the true cost of a booking or assess what happens if something goes wrong.

It is also designed around a single coworking location in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. If you want a public booking marketplace, coworking access in other cities, or a crypto wallet or token service, this is not the right product. Before depending on app-based entry, confirm the operator's fallback access procedure and ensure your account details and documents are correct. The portal offers practical convenience for current members, but important decisions still depend on the terms and information the operator provides directly.